Does anyone know of a name for the cognitive bias where you think you're wrong just because everyone around you has a different opinion?

Like "either I'm the only sane person here, or I'm the insane person and everyone else is fine"

@NReilingh An almost answer: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asch_conformity_experiments

Hmm... "conformity bias" isn't bad...

@NReilingh impostor syndrome?

Impostor syndrome is something very different - its feeling like you don't deserve your accomplishments and you are a big fraud. People who have impostor syndrome attribute their success and accomplishments to external factors such as luck, timing, or convincing others they are more competent than they are. I think the key to impostor syndrome is a persistent fear you will be found out to be a fraud. The more they are praised the more they feel like they don't deserve it.

I have impostor syndrome if you didn't notice.

I told my boss during my performance review "if I exceed expectations then your expectations must be very, very low" and I truly believe it and feel that way no matter how much logic or evidence tells me otherwise. However, I do not believe that I am wrong just because everyone else around me has a different opinion. Not in the slightest.